Full Stack Microsoft To Do Prototype With Next.js

Rapid Prototype Microsoft To Do With Next.js, shadcn/ui, TailwindCSS, Drizzle ORM, TypeScript, SQLite, Auth.js

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Full Stack Microsoft To Do Prototype With Next.js

What You Will Learn!

  • Build a productivity tool prototype inspired by Microsoft To Do
  • Use shadcn/ui and TailwindCSS for layout and styling
  • Use Drizzle ORM and SQLite
  • Tips and techniques for rapid prototyping
  • Set up Credentials Provider authentication with AuthJS
  • Update database schema with Drizzle Kit
  • Build a mobile responsive App Shell
  • Use server actions for mutations

Description

Hello and welcome to the Full Stack Microsoft To Do Prototype Course! I hope you're doing well. Join us on this coding adventure as we create a productivity tool inspired by the widely acclaimed Microsoft To Do App.


This course places a strong emphasis on rapid prototyping, guiding you through intentional trade-offs in our architecture to swiftly deliver a functional app. Throughout the journey, I'll share my personal tips and tricks for achieving quick results, invaluable for showcasing your work to potential clients, employers, or investors.


We'll explore cutting-edge technologies such as shadcn/ui and Drizzle ORM, alongside reliable frameworks like Next.js and TailwindCSS.


Here's a sneak peek at the comprehensive feature list:


- Authentication

- App Shell

- Sidebar Animation

- Grid Layout

- Dropdown Menu

- Dark Mode

- Starring A Task

- Drawer Component

- Tasks Page

- Important Page

- My Day Page

- Show Completed Toggle

- Add/Remove To My Day Toggle


It's essential to note that this course primarily follows a practical coding tutorial structure, sprinkled with a touch of theory. If you're seeking an in-depth guide on Next.js or another specific technology, there are more specialized courses available. Consider this a General Full Stack course, providing you with just enough knowledge of each tool to efficiently accomplish the task at hand. Get ready for an exciting coding journey!

Who Should Attend!

  • Beginner to intermediate web developers

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Subscribers

36

Lectures

12

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